100% pro-choice here.... but that ACLU tweet seems a bit odd..... “She was able to get an abortion early this morning #JusticeForJane.” I get that we’re celebrating her victory, but it reads as if we’re celebrating abortion.

Makes sense. when I’m depressed and crying in front of the mirror the thing I want most is to be erased from existence.

I really hate that it doesn’t hang FLAT/straight. The picture in the article drives me nuts... the way it sticks out and curves down. UGH!

But.... it just hangs there? That’s terrible! It makes my OCD go crazy!

Hahah, I have found my OCD brother.

First thing I thought of!!! “It just HANGS THERE?!”

Like the new chromcast I guess this thing plugs into the HDMI and just hangs there? How heavy is it? Is it just my OCD or is that putting stress on the HDMI port? Some HDMI ports are vertical, will this seat in there good and not stress the connection? Am I CRAZY!!!?!??!

Let me guess.. she lives in Canada? Works as a model and mma fighter?

This..... really um.... sheesh it makes me thristy af.

I think Kit confused his experiences on camera with real life.

Never Forget:

my gay perspective: not once was it mentioned this person is a male, and all the lyrics could easily apply to a woman.

Creator was apparently trying to get a 90 minute special made to give it a better ending.

I wrote a novella some years ago, High Rise, about a survivor who was a high-scaffold construction worker who ends up escaping the plague by basically building a sort of spindly treehouse affair in the unfinished girder-and-rivets high rise he’d been working on when the plague hit. Never could find a publisher because…

If you’re in the US it’s on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/in-the-flesh

Can we *please* get this show resurrected? (Pun fully intentional!)

I LOVED THIS SHOW!

I’m still incredibly bitter that we never got a proper ending to that show

Wasn’t this, for the most part, the central conceit of In the Flesh? I know that the zombies had to maintain a drug regimen to stay ‘human’, but that was actually a pretty great allegory for chronic and stigmatized diseases like HIV on top of the PTSD exploration.

Sounds like the 2014 BBC3 series In the Flesh.